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Leafs
by Gary E. Andrews - 05/01/24 01:05 PM
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Joined: Aug 2007
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To me ... This song is about "the groove." Imo...in a song llke this one, debating the lyrics is for people who seek to make the song about them and their personal view of the world. In which, they are the pinnacle hero. The lyrics could be re-written per someone's paradigm, but it would not affect the overall appeal of the song to most people. it's a pleasant groove,with a pleasant singular sentiment about a pretty woman. Unprompted, my wife heard me playing it and called in from another room, and asked whose song it was. She said it sounded good and sounded like a "real song"....because so many songs don't on ammy sites. Thank you for posting your song for us to listen to. Thumbs up from Marty. 
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